The United States Constitution protects its citizens’ right to vote. However, the Constitution also allows states to determine who qualifies to vote within their jurisdiction. This right is, of course, limited and must comply with the Constitution and Federal Statutes.
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For Immediate Release
March 2, 2017
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John Krieger, ACLU of Colorado
303.653.6246
DYC’s Punitive Culture is Hurting Colorado Kids, and Making Kids and Staff Unsafe, Investigation Finds
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Settlement Requires Major Improvements in Conditions for Prisoners With Disabilities at Montana State Prison
ACLU, CREEC, and the Montana Department of Corrections Resolve Americans with Disabilities Act Claims Remaining from 1994 Class-Action Lawsuit Over Prison Conditions
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Take Action to Fight Republicans' Secret Efforts to Slash Medicaid Funding and Repeal the Affordable Care Act
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Jack is Colorado has spent the last 6 years working on elections and public policy in Colorado, including several years in the Colorado State House.
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Governor Hickenlooper signed HB17-1343 into law on June 5, 2017 which allows Health First Colorado (Colorado's Medicaid program) members to select the agency providing their case management services for home and community based services (HCBS), separate from those providing direct, 'hands on' ser
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We were honored to be present when Governor Hickenlooper signed House Bill 17-1276 into law.
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Meghan Baker has been practicing law in Colorado since 2011. Meghan completed her undergraduate education at the University of Texas at Austin where she majored in Plan II Honors.
